Marble Cracks Repair
Cracking in your table, counter or slab is often a big shock and pain too. You understand that once it’s broken, even if fixable, it will never be like new. It’s true but we can offer a solution that will avoid the piece replacement.
There are basically two types of cracks that possibly happen on a stone, these are hairline cracks and breakages or splitting apart. Hairline cracks may not really pose a threat (for a short while), and it requires some force to move apart.
We are able to fix deep cracks or breakages in table tops, tiles, countertops, vanities, fireplaces, etc. with two components of epoxy. Before filling up cracks or joints we are mixing epoxy with stone pigments for best color matching. This epoxy is tough and durable for fixing cracks and filling holes in stone surfaces. Before the repair, the cracks must be cleaned from dust, soap, grease, and other dirt, then completely dry.
In some cases, cracks or holes should be enlarged prior to filling up for proper adhesion. For thin hairline cracks, we are using penetrating liquid epoxy for deeper absorbing epoxy into a crack.
Also, we can repair a seam expansion in the countertops, fireplaces, and other items where slab movement occurred.
Cracked stone repair is always faster and cheaper than dismantling, making a new piece, and installing it back.
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Cracks Repair – Before & After
Crevice Along the Natural Vein on Square Coffee Table
You may feel like the end of the world, or at least the end of your table when you s more…
Marble Coffee Table with Waterfall Legs after Crevice Repair
Marble has excellent quality characteristics: slip resistance, strength, easy mainte more…
Granite Countertop Cavity / Crumbling by the Sink
Spalling and cracking on granite is a very common problem, especially in areas like more…
Countertop Crack on Front by Sink Repair
We expanded the crack a little in order to better clean up inside rust, and dry out more…
Limestone Cracked Tile under Door Frame
Sometimes marble or granite becomes cracked, chipped, or broken over time, by accide more…
Limestone Tiles under Door Frame. After Cracks Repair
To repair cracks in limestone we use special blend of beige dust and darker grains. more…
Buckling Radiator Granite Sill. Broken Off Parts
The top is cracked due to looseness of radiator wooden frame/cabinet.
Fixed Granite Window Sill above Radiator. After Crack Repair
To repair and hide the crack lines to unnoticeable – the multi-colored epoxy was use more…
Tension Crack & Seam Repair on Crema Marfil Radiator Sill
Like other problems on brittle marble, cracks and stun marks can be confusing and di more…
Fixed Beige Radiator Window Sill
The top sill was cracked by radiator installers by trying to install and tightly fit more…
Disrupted Marble Panel Restoration
The panel from the lobby wall in the building in Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY, fell down f more…
Crooked Marble Panel after Crash Repair
In most crack repair projects color matching and closest fitting are critical for th more…
Sagging Counter Due to Poor Cabinet Supporting
The counter had not properly propped cabinets under the corner, due to its weight th more…
Lifted and Supported Countertop
To lift and permanently support the counter we put wooden bar between floor and coun more…
Chip on Surface Caused by Metal Rod
To strengthen a weak part of the countertop stone fabricators use metal rods/bars fo more…
UbaTuba Countertop Crack on Top Surface Repair
The crack was forced out by rusted and expanded metal bar inside of the granite.
Elevator Оffshoot Crack on Door Frame
Cracked botticino border panels next to building elevator door.
Elevator Door Frame after Cracks Patching
A photograph showcasing an ornamental Botticino elevator curved doorframe after unde more…
Bathroom Countertop before Front Crack Repair
A photograph depicting a front crack on a bathroom countertop, likely resulting from more…
Vanity Front after Crack Fill Up & Repair
On this kind of marble it is easy to find and match the color of epoxy, so the crack more…
Vein Defect on Vanity Sink Edge
This is a sink top made from marble. See that unsightly, gnarly crevice extending al more…
Fixed Fissure Crack on Edge of Sink Cutout
Here is the cracked sink edge which we’ve earlier shown. Notice that we’ve fixed the more…
Splitted in Half Kitchen Door Saddle
Before installing the door saddle you’ll need to make sure that the floor beneath is more…
Kitchen Door Saddle Seamless Crack Restoration
The saddle was just rebonded and properly installed into its place. Thick layer of c more…
Crack on Reddish Marble Window Sill
Often to restore window sill, it is necessary to dismantle the stone. Today, we can more…
Fixed Crack in Reddish/Brownish Marble Window Sill
The reddish-brown marble window sill stands proudly, its rich hues catching the ligh more…
Hairline Crack on Shower Saddle
Got natural or acquired hairline cracks in marble? Causes: laying already broken pie more…
Shower Saddle after Crack Repair
In practice, marble is restored somewhat easier than granite. If properly processed, more…
See also: Black Granite Restoration
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